Monday, January 30, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Old Pics of Bangkok — 1950s
Probably many will be interested to see what looked like Bangkok in 1950.
Postwar Thailand, remaining deeply feudal country, got into a zone of U.S. influence and actively develop the business. Earning all they could. First, a series of images taken by photographer Dmitri Kessel U.S. in 1951.
These cute trams are now replaced by high-speed monorails. 15 more after the break...
America everywhere, Superman in Bangkok 1951
Bangkok traffic 1951
A boat traffic in Bangkok, and today looks exactly the same.
Thai dancers in 1951
Old Bangkok at sunset.
This was the last shot in a series of Kessel. Now fast forward to 1956.
Life in Bangkok became more fun.
Notice how significantly updated car park for 5 years.
But to skyscrapers in the city is still very far.
Bangkok-1950s in color
This was Bangkok in 1956
Vanessa Hudgens in Studio City
Vanessa Hudgens - Heads to LA Fitness in Studio City 010412 — Kicking her day off with a trip to the gym, Vanessa Hudgens was spotted arriving at LA Fitness in Studio City, CA on Wednesday morning (January 4). The "Beastly" babe looked cute in her workout wear as she made her way inside the fitness facility while being sure to stay hydrated as she toted a water bottle. 06 more images after the break...
Fenhuan – One of the Ten Most Beautiful Towns in China
Fenhuan considered one of the 10 most beautiful cities in China. The city was founded during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Originally the town was inhabited by soldiers sent to subdue the local Miao people. Check out the pictures given below. 27 more images after the break...
The old city walls
On these boats in the warmer weather rolled tourists. In the cold, wishing it was a little bit.
The Chinese have no respect for washing machines, but everywhere there is a centrifuge for spinning. When we have a couple of times looking for a hostel in the laundry, then we were offered to wash by hand. Price hand-washing about 70 yuan ($ 10).
This woman is resistant to all weather, all day sitting at a Buddhist temple.
the local means of transportation through the narrow streets.
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